Here’s a great success story from one of us at Downey Insurance:
“Today came questions about insurance from a client in Springfield Vt. Who was with a big internet Insurance company on her home. She had a loss due to a “micro-burst” (A microburst is a very localized column of sinking air, producing damaging divergent and straight-line winds at the surface that are similar to, but distinguishable from, tornadoes which generally have convergent damage). Her garage was picked up and literality thrown into the trees. She called in the claim and was told “Everything would be taken care of, days later she called her big internet company but could never speak to the gentleman that originally sold her the policy, she was told that he does not talk to clients after “the Sale” and would have to deal with this stranger on the other end of the phone. She has been fighting with the adjuster, the company and the contractor (that was set up by the Insurance Company for a lesser fee). She wasn’t getting anywhere and no one was calling her back. She called me…..Downey Insurance did a comprehensive coverage analysis on her home insurance, her auto insurance, snowmobile insurance, motorcycle insurance and told me “I would have never of had such a hard time if I had just gone with you and Downey insurance in Brattleboro, Vermont and Keene, New Hampshire”. She knows we will always be there to help, talk to her directly, and make sure she is taken care of on every level. So we wrote all her insurance, for a better cost, better coverage and she knows firsthand, better service.”
Another happy Downey insurance client! 
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June 12, 2010 Marlborough, MA will celebrate it’s 350th year as a town! This town was founded in 1660 and ever since then it has grown at a rapid pace. Marlborough was known for being a major shoe manufacturing center, especially the old Frye Boot factory. When Marlborough first became a city in 1890, the seal showed a factory, a pair of boots, and a shoe box. Another historic landmark in Marlborough is the John Brown Bell. This bell dates back all the way to the Civil War. Luckily the soldiers from Marlborough marched down to West Virginia and brought it back!
